Ladies Auxiliary V E W Meeting October 20
The northwest county council of the Ladies Auxiliary of the W V. to be held October 20 at Meadville was discussed at the meeting of the auxiliary last evening at the F. W. home on West Washington Street. An invitation from the Lincolnville Auxiliary inviting members to a party October 12 was read. This month's committee includes Mrs. Clarence Coons Mrs. Martin McGraw and Mrs. Gertrude Allene.
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Oval
Washington Street
Wag
C. G. Reynolds
Essex Street
Lincolnville
Clarence Coons
Martin McGraw
Gertrude Allene
Catherine Wheeler
OU City
LC. Barnes
West Chuan Street
George Paliliner
Wether Jones
Dayton
Ohio
W. Pr'Darling
L. C. Southworth
Titusville
Hamsport
Woman's Christian ‘Tamperance Union
Crawford
Perry Nichols
Robert Pryor
Melvin Nelam
Jamestown
N. Y
Ruth Hoyt
Buffalo
L. W.shepard
Worthy Center Street
Walter McHlroy
Erie
Social Roundup of Local Guests and Travel
Local society notes list Mr. and Miss A. D. Waldner visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Reynolds on East Washington Street. Mrs. Gilbert L. Boyd returns from Indians, Pa., and is elected state secretary of Young People’s work. Mrs. Arthur V. Cochran attended the Princess Pat club meeting in Vrooman, Pa. The article also mentions trips to Cleveland, Harrisburg, Toronto, Buffalo, Hamilton, Hanover, N. H., Princeton, and other locales, with several guests staying with or visiting area households.
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M. H. Reynolds
East Washington Street
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Pennsylvania Synodigal
Presbyterian Church
North Center Street
George Oveult
Hanover
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Boston
Maas
New York City
Princeton N. O
Services Held for Lon Bates at Spring Creek Cemetery
Naval services were held at the late home in Spring Creek on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in memory of Lon L. Bates who died Sunday after an extended illness. Floyd W. H. Garnett officiated. Interment was in the family lot at Spring Creek cemetery. Bearers were Lon Matteson Franke Kaferlin John McKay Glen Donalisom William Crane and Cleve Damon. Relatives and friends from Oil City Canton and nearby towns attended.
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Spring Creek
Lon L. Bates
Fey
W. H. Garnett
Lon Matteson
Franke Kaferlin
John McKay
Glen Donalisom
Wiliam Crane
Cleve Damon
Glarenes Roe
Fred Bats
Leon Morris
Spartansburg
Rhea Sears
Saegertown
Charles Springstead
John Tubbs
Minnie Damon
Sam Harley
Joseph Bubithaudt
Charles Pitt
John Chen
Corry
Veterans Rally Support For Walter H Scott In Erie County
Veterans organizations in Erie County met at the VFW home to plan a rally backing Walter H Scott for state assembly. Corry veterans show strong local backing with pledges of support from other parts of the third district. Local groups intend to sponsor a large rally early to promote Scott's candidacy.
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Halvey Caume
Veteran's League of
Erie County
Walter H. Scott
Shate Assembly
Corry
Buddy
Scott
Acacia Club Plans Bridge Party in Masonic Temple
Acacians set October 14 for a blind bogey bridge party at the Masonic Temple with public invitation. The Acacia Club aims to start a winter series of gatherings, offering an upholsterer chair as door prize and a range of prizes for winners. Tickets and reservations are sold by club members, with refreshments marking the close.
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Pritay
Acacia Club
Masonic Temple
Acaians
Phair
Clib
Wages to be Cut Urged by PRR Head
President M W Clement of the Pennsylvania Railroad told Roosevelt’s board that railroad survival hinges on labor accepting wage reductions in depressions. He called a 41 percent cut essential for carriers’ proposals, saying it is absolutely necessary for the workers’ future benefit.
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Y Anneacres Washington
M. W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roonevelt
Clement
Pittsburgh Markets Show Mixed Demand On Wholesale Produce
United Press reports fair demand on the Pittsburgh wholesale produce market with prices fluctuating. Apples, lettuce, onions, potatoes, and sweet potatoes show varying steady to weak trends while hogs, cattle, and sheep markets in Pittsburgh and New York reflect firmer gains and steady to higher dairy and egg prices across the region. An Erie court verdict awards $5,000 in a wrongful death case.
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Groenings and
Wealthies
Kings
Hubbardstons Sc
Perma
Grimes
Cal
Teebergs
Wales
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
Jersey
Nancy Halle
New York
Hennery
Teghorn News
Ambassadors Highest Ranking Officials in Foreign Service
Ambassadors are the highest ranking officials in the foreign service. They are assigned to larger and more prominent countries and act as senior representatives in diplomacy.
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